1 day ago
GGT Foods Launches Chia and Pumpkin Seeds in 200g Packs
GGT Foods has started selling chia seeds and pumpkin seeds in smaller packs.
Each pack weighs 200 grams.
The company chose this size because large bags can sit unfinished in a cupboard.
Smaller packs may help people use the seeds before they become stale.
The pumpkin seeds are raw and do not have added salt.
The packs can be resealed after opening.
People can use the seeds in foods such as smoothies, salads, oats, snacks, and baked goods.
Both products are available on the GGT Foods website.
The company may add more seed types if customers like the new range.
GGT Foods launched a new packaged-seeds range in 200-gram packs, now available through its online store.
The initial lineup includes chia seeds and raw, unsalted pumpkin seeds.
The company says the smaller packs are designed to reduce waste and help seeds stay fresher after opening.
The packaging is resealable, and the seeds undergo checks for moisture content and shelf stability before packaging.
GGT Foods is considering flax and sunflower seeds for future releases, depending on customer demand.
- Who
- GGT Foods launched the new range.
- What
- A new line of 200-gram packaged chia and pumpkin seeds was introduced.
- Where
- The products are listed on the GGT Foods online store, which ships across India.
- When
- The range launched this week and is currently available online.
- Why
- The company says the smaller, resealable packs respond to customer demand for convenient quantities that are less likely to go stale or be wasted.
Key facts
- Company
- GGT Foods
- Initial products
- Chia seeds and raw, unsalted pumpkin seeds
- Pack size
- 200 grams
- Availability
- GGT Foods' online store
- Packaging
- Resealable packs
- Quality checks
- Moisture content and shelf stability are checked before packaging
- Possible future products
- Flax seeds and sunflower seeds are under consideration
Quotes
GGT Foods spokesperson
A spokesperson for GGT Foods discussing customer feedback behind the new pack size.
“We kept hearing the same thing from customers. People wanted the health benefits of chia and pumpkin seeds, but didn't want a bag sitting around going stale before they got through it.”
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Sources
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